One character in this work pretends to be a near-deaf hillbilly before escaping on a horse. Shortly after his retreat, Loosh uncovers a buried chest of silver and leaves with his wife Philadelphy. In one section of this work, an old woman is sent to acquire horses from a gang known as Grumby's Independents, leading to her being shot. That section of this novel is entitled "Reposte in Tertio." At the end of this work, the protagonist is shot twice when he confronts Ben Redmond unarmed, after which he returns home to find a sprig of verbana left by his love interest, Drusilla. Featuring such characters as Ab Snopes and Colonel Sartoris, who appears in some of this author's works, for 10 points, name this series of seven episodes that follows 
One character in this work pretends to be a near-deaf hillbilly before escaping on a horse. Shortly after his retreat, Loosh uncovers a buried chest of silver and leaves with his wife Philadelphy. In one section of this work, an old woman is sent to acquire horses from a gang known as Grumby's Independents, leading to her being shot. That section of this novel is entitled "Reposte in Tertio." At the end of this work, the protagonist is shot twice when he confronts Ben Redmond unarmed, after which he returns home to find a sprig of verbana left by his love interest, Drusilla. Featuring such characters as Ab Snopes and Colonel Sartoris, who appears in some of this author's works, for 10 points, name this series of seven episodes that follows Granny, Ringo, and Bayard's lives in the Confederacy, written by William Faulkner.
One character in this work pretends to be a near-deaf hillbilly before escaping on a horse.
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